Abhai Naveen, the comedian who shot to fame with Pelli Choopulu, is turning a lead actor with Ramanna Youth, a film that he has also directed and written the story and screenplay.
Anil Geela, Vishnu, Thagubothu Ramesh and Srikanth Iyengar play other crucial roles in the film under Firefly Arts.
The promotional material impressed everyone. With a unique concept, the story is said to revolving around political flexi.
Today actor Siddharth released the trailer and it explores about group of party workers who campaign for a politician named Ramanna in a Telangana village named Ankshapur.
The trailer is filled with fun, emotional drama and lot of politics just for a flexi. It begins with Ramanna recognising Naveen and his father.
Naveen is innnocent and he spends a major part of the day with his friends engaging in pointless banters. Now he decides to become politician and places a banner during festival.
When they miss a crucial friend pic on the flexi, the chaos unleashes. Now it turns the events for the Ramanna Youth, who are decided to get close to Ramanna without anyone's help.
The emotional drama, fun events followed by that can be viewed in big screens on September 15th.
But how they got close to Ramanna and became local leaders? We have to wait till September 15th. The small-town comedy comes with a rustic charm, earthy visuals, fluid writing and a pleasing background score.
Releasing the trailer, the Bommarillu actor shared his best wishes for the team.
He said "I'm happy to release the trailer of Ramanna Youth. Abhai Naveen is one of favourite young actor. He is one of the hard working actors who wants prove himself and showcase the beauty of rural areas. After watching the trailer, it doesn't feel like it's his first directorial. The filmmaking, performances, writing everything looks phenomenal."
The film has good buzz among audience and it is releasing on September 15th. Fahad Abdul Majeed is the cinematographer with Hrudaya Kaleyam fame Kamran scoring the music.
Edited by Rupak Ronaldson and Abhai Naveen, the film has sound design by Nagarjuna Thallapalli.
